1. Separate Sunset visitors from the market you targeted
A person may visit a Sunset-focused page while browsing from somewhere else, and a person located in Sunset may arrive through a page aimed at a wider Miami-Dade or Florida market. Those are different facts. Bosseo describes Lead Attribution as preserving the city or product landing page, campaign and referrer, then separating visitor location from the market targeted. That lets your firm ask a more precise question: which intended market and service page generated the inquiry, and where was the visitor when the journey occurred? The Census record confirms Sunset’s geography and its Miami-Dade County relationship; it does not prove that a particular practice area has demand there.
Recommended approach
Decide in advance which geographic labels your team needs to compare—Sunset, Miami-Dade County, broader Florida markets or another defined target. Review those labels with the responsible attorney and avoid treating residence, device location and landing-page geography as interchangeable.
